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Colby College Sets 2026 Deadline to Rebuild Port Clyde's Fire-Ravaged Wharf
The $3.3 million redevelopment aims to preserve Port Clyde's working waterfront nearly three years after fire destroyed its general store, wharf and eateries.
Maine Business Wire reported on Northlight Foundation on October 3, 2026.
October 3, 2026
The college paid $3,325,000 for the fire-damaged parcels in November 2025, working alongside the Northlight Foundation, whose leaders Dan and Sheryl Tishman have lived in Port Clyde for years.

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The $3.3 million redevelopment aims to preserve Port Clyde's working waterfront nearly three years after fire destroyed its general store, wharf and eateries.